When: 30 August 2022 at 15:45-16:45 (GMT+1)
Where: In-person capacity is full. Register here to access online.
According to UNEP’s Adaptation Gap Report, the estimated costs to adapt to climate change in developing countries are five to ten times greater than current public adaptation finance flows. There is, therefore, an urgent need to: 1) scale up adaptation finance; and 2) to integrate climate change impacts across business models.
This side-event, organized by UNEP, the NDC Action Project, and the governments of Uganda and Ghana, focuses on sustainable and practical financing solutions for climate adaptation, looking at blended finance models to reduce investment risks. The event will also explore the innovative use of insurance and guarantee products for building climate resilience.
Speakers will comprise of the private sector (including financial institutions and impact investors), enabling government ministries, third sector organizations, and the beneficiaries of adaptation action (mostly climate-vulnerable communities). These speakers will provide practical insights on the barriers to the design of these solutions, and specifically, nature-based solutions and value chain approaches to prepare investable opportunities will be presented. The sessions will also highlight the potential to scale and replicate successful initiatives across different regions
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Learn more about UNEP’s work in adaptation here.
Learn more about the NDC Action project here.
For any questions, please reach out to Marcus.Nield@un.org
For any questions, please reach out to Marcus.Nield@un.org
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